Suchergebnisse - Visona, Paolo ca. 20./21. Jh

Unusual Carthaginian Billon of the First Punic War and of the Libyan Revolt

[Rezension von: Danica Razmovska-Bacevska: Numismatic Finds from the South-Western Part of the Republic of Macedonia from V B. C. to XIV AD). Ohrid (2002), 435 S. inkl. 84 schw./w. und Farbtaf., 2 Karten, Graf. und Tafeln auch im Text; Rezension von: Hermine Göricke-Lukic: Grcki, Grcko-Kolonijalni i Keltski Novac iz Muzeja Slavonije Osijek. Osijek (2004), 259 S. und 691 Farbillustrationen, 3 farbige Karten im Text; Rezension von: Maja Bonacic Mandinic: Greek Coins displayed in the Archaeological Museum Split. Split (2004), 119 S. inkl. 216 schw./w. Illustrationen, 1 Karte]

Punic coinage after the Roman conquest. [Rezension von: M. Paz Garcia-Bellido & Laurent Callegarin: Los Cartagineses y la Monetización del Mediterráneo Occidental (Actas de la Mesa Redonda celebrada en Madrid, Enero 1999; Anejos de Aespa XXII, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cietnificas y Casa de Velázquez, Mdrid 2000). Pp. 185, figs]

[Rezension von: Jacques Alexandropoulos: Les monnaies de l'Afrique Antique 400 av. J.-C. - 40 ap. J.-C. Toulouse: Presses Universitaires du Mirail (2000), 507 S. 17 Taf.]

The romanization of the ager Bruttius and the evidence of coin finds. Part II

The coinage of Heraclea in Lucania. [Rezension von: Frances van Keuren: The Coinage of Heraclea Lucaniae (Giorgio Bretschneider; Citta di Castello 1994)]

Colonization and Money Supply at Issa in the 4th Century B.C.

Passing the Salt: On the Destruction of Carthage Again

A New Latin Inscription from Issa Illyrici

Foreign currency in Etruria circa 400-200 B.C.: Distribution patterns

Lost and Found: CIl V, 3188 and 3211. Two Funerary Inscriptions from the Agno River Valley (Northwestern Veneto, Italy)

The Electrum Coinage of the Sardinian Rebellion of 241-238 B.C.

Greek Coinage in Dalmatia and Trans-Adriatic Relations in the 4th Century B. C.

The serrated silver coinage of Carthage

A New Wrinkle in the Mid-Carthaginian Silver Series

Twenty-Two Alexanders in Ann Arbor

Due monete etrusche inedite e rare in collezioni italiane

The Coinage of Skylletion: An Archaeological Note

Three Latin Inscriptions in the Detroit Institute of Arts

Rethinking early Carthaginian coinage